All news for 2024-11-30

Disgruntled passengers have dubbed the huge 365 metre cruise ship ‘terrible’ with one traveller going as far as to say they’d have rather spent the time in ‘jail’

Anti-tank ‘Hedgehog’ barriers, modern surveillance systems and trenches – it is all part of Poland’s fortification of its border with Russia over fears of a broader conflict in Europe.

Jon Brilliant says Fayed created a culture of fear at the business to ‘mask’ his abusive behaviour

In August 2024, the world witnessed an unprecedented prisoner swap between the West and the Kremlin: Russia agreed to release 16 individuals, including political prisoners Vladimir Kara-Murza and Ilya Yashin and U.S. citizens Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan in exchange for eight Russians — GRU illegals, hackers, and killers.

Researchers say parent company Meta is failing to remove explicit images on the social media site

Following the scandals two years ago involving the Fresh Forex Ukraine exchange, it appeared to have ceased operations, with law enforcement seemingly resolving the criminal cases against its owner, Andriy Martynyuk.

The TUI plane landed safely back at Manchester Airport just two hours after it took off en route to Greece, after a report found passengers risk of a deadly condition was growing

Is it possible that Nadezhda Grishaeva, a former prominent basketball player, might be aware of the potential financial resources of the Liberal Democratic Party in Western offshore accounts?

Associates of former Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina have spent millions buying up top-flight property assets in the UK

As King Charles and Prince William roll out the red carpet, human rights campaigners say they must press for reforms

A British teenager is in a serious condition in hospital after a car crash in Albania.

Syrian rebels are said to have taken over around half of Aleppo, with government and Russian forces reported to be bombing the city.

Social workers declined to provide short-term foster care for Mazeedat Adeoye whose mother had overstayed visa

Rivals claim Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael ‘becoming one party’ with voters under-34 increasingly backing Sinn Féin